Dr. Teshager Dagne joins the School of Public Policy and Administration as an Ontario Research Chair in Governing Artificial Intelligence and associate professor, with tenure, in the Professorial stream. He has previously taught at the Schulich School of Law at Dalhousie University, where he earned his Doctoral degree and was a Schulich Research Fellow.

He has extensively published in areas of knowledge governance in intellectual property law, emerging technologies regulation, and big data governance.

His current research explores legal, ethical, and regulatory considerations in the challenges and opportunities that the deployment of Artificial Intelligence and related technologies bring in different spheres of activities.

Areas of interest:

• Intersection between intellectual property
• Privacy norms about access and control of data
• Investigating frameworks and models for allocating rights
• Artificial Intelligence applications in health, agriculture and environmental resources

Upcoming Courses

Dr. Teshager Dagne joins the School of Public Policy and Administration as an Ontario Research Chair in Governing Artificial Intelligence and associate professor, with tenure, in the Professorial stream. He has previously taught at the Schulich School of Law at Dalhousie University, where he earned his Doctoral degree and was a Schulich Research Fellow.

He has extensively published in areas of knowledge governance in intellectual property law, emerging technologies regulation, and big data governance.

His current research explores legal, ethical, and regulatory considerations in the challenges and opportunities that the deployment of Artificial Intelligence and related technologies bring in different spheres of activities.

Areas of interest:

• Intersection between intellectual property
• Privacy norms about access and control of data
• Investigating frameworks and models for allocating rights
• Artificial Intelligence applications in health, agriculture and environmental resources

Upcoming Courses